 | If you are a Windows 7 user then you must have seen that Windows Media Player and Internet Explorer are pinned to the Taskbar by default. Well it seems that Mozilla now plans to pin Firefox and it’s other products to that Taskbar too. Although there is no documented way to pin shortcuts programmatically to… |
 | Today, Mozilla has announced that they are adding the Skype toolbar in the Firefox Blocklist. This includes all versions of the Skype toolbar in all versions of Firefox. The Skype toolbar comes as an optional installation during the installation of Skype. It is currently available for Firefox and Internet Explorer under Windows. A Chrome version… |
 | Mozilla wants to make it big in the Mobile world and has revealed it’s plans about an unique mobile app store in it’s annual report – “The State of Mozilla” which was released recently. Mozilla has designed a prototype of mobile app store and plans to call it a “Open Web App ecosystem”. |
 | Thunderbird 3.1 was released a couple of days back with a lot of new features. We are not going to go over the new features. You can see them at the Thunderbird website. Thunderbird 3.1 will not available as an update from the official repository and there is no PPA to install it from either…. |
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 | The Mozilla Labs Test Pilot team recently ran a study to explore how users interact with Firefox’s menu bar. The study is now complete and the raw data is available, so in addition to the great visualizations that they have already made, I put together a heat map: Read More Here |
| Mozilla has decided to drop the support of Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) in future Firefox releases. This change will be introduced later this year when Firefox changes its rendering engine from Gecko 1.9.2 to Gecko 1.9.3. Mozilla had already stop supporting Tiger in mozilla-central in September 2009. However, most of the code was left… |
